threads running for a particular process in Linux

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I want to know the threads running for a particular process in Linux?How can i know guys? I tried some commands but its not working.........

asked 2 years ago by eagles11 (179,830 points)

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et up your SSH server to use RSA public/private key authentication instead of passwords. This is usually a better choice anyway for SSH in general. See http://www.google.com/search?q=set+up+ssh+rsa.

answered 2 years ago by DBA-boss (120,990 points)

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